rottendon scored this whisky 85 points 
Pleasant to drink, less to extensive Nosing, here he loses with time too strong. He is not complex, but faultless.
Notes from a blind tasting.
Notes from a blind tasting.
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Campfire and barbeque right when pouring. After taking a breather, it offers a rich and full bouquet of hickory smoke, scorched honey, A1 steak sauce, and a smoldering, half-burned campfire. Hard coal and some olive wood also seem to be in the fire. Behind the smoke is still more, something grassy, cereal. After a long time, the barbeque notes have disappeared, a slightly sour basic profile is formed. Speyside Peat.
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In the mouth it is dark-sweet with also slightly sour hints. It starts extremely soft and then comes powerfully powerful. Hardly any bitterness. The mouthfeel is very oily.
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First, it warms for a long time before it then slowly merges into a drying fading.
